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Ernest Seddon Sydney Peck was born in 1907 in Waione which is 11m south east of Dannevirke in the Manawatu, New Zealand

His parents were Daniel Peck 1860-1930 and Jane Sargent 1874-1961

He married Margaret Taniora - do you know her parents and whether their were any children ??

Do you have any further birth or death dates ??

Ernest Roden Grinlinton was born 24th August 1873 in (possibly) Yorkshire England

He was a son of William Nassau Grinlinton of Mountmellick, County Laois, Ireland and Jane Maguire Lingard of Warrington, Lancashire

He arrived as an infant with his parents and siblings on the WINCHESTER in 1874
He was a Cabinet-maker and Undertaker, Vogel Street,
Woodville, establishing his business in 1809

He was married to Elspeth Palmer (1877-1958)

Ethel Gott married James Elliott on the 5th Oct. 1922 in NZ. He is a direct descendent of Richard Peck 1780 . . . his mother was Mary Ann Peck (see the Peck Tree)
PECKs

do you have any further information on her please and were there any children?

Ethel Enza DEVENPORT was born 3 July 1892
- she was the 11th of 13 children of George Henry DEVENPORT (1847-1930) and Jane EVANS (1853-1925)

Ethel and James were married in Knox Church, Masterton

... 9 March 1916 - WEDDING, ASH-DEVENPORT
A pretty wedding was solemnised at mid-day in Knox Church, Masterton, when Miss Ethel Ensa Devenport, eighth daughter of Mr and Mrs G. H. Devenport, of Upper Plain, was married to Mr James Andrew Ash, of Wellington. The Rev G. T. Brown was the officiating minister. The bride looked charming in a costume of white crepe-de-chine, with a white hat. She carried a shower bouquet. The chief bridesmaid was Miss Mabel Devenport, sister of the bride, who wore a white hailstone muslin costume and a white hat trmmed with pink roses. The other bridesmaid was Miss Ethel Ramsey, neice of the bride, and her costume was a white voile with white hat trimmed with pink roses. Mr Charles Devenport was best man, and Mr William Ash groomsman
After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride`s parents at Upper Plain. The young couple, who were the recipients of a large number of wedding presents, left for Rotorua and Auckland on their honeymoon


Ethel died 14 April 1970 in Woburn. Where is she buried do you know? I am presuming Lower Hutt
James died in 1950. Do not know where




Knox Church, Masterton

ETTIE EDITH MAIDMENT was base born 25 May 1883 to Mary Esther Maidment and brought up with her mother`s family of 9 Gough children .. see link

16 October 1883
A BABY IN SEARCH OF ITS FATHER
Charles ASHTON, a young man of about 20, denied the paternity of a male (sic) child of which Mary Esther Maidment is the mother. Mr Shaw appeared for the latter. The evidence of Miss Maidment, who resides at the Hutt, showed that the defendant, who was a country letter carrier, in receipt of a salary of 22s 6d per week, was the father of the baby, and had acknowledged the paternity. A sister of the witness proved that the young man had admitted he was the father, and had offered to contribute 2s 6d weekly toward its support. The accused, on being placed in the box, denied all the statements of the young women. On the application of Mr. Shaw, the further hearing of the case was adjourned to the Hutt

17 October 1883
MAIDMENT v ASHTON
At the fortnightly sitting of the Hutt Court this morning, the hearing of the affiliation case of Maidment v Ashton was resumed. Evience was given by a sister of the mother of the child to the effect that the defendant, who was a country letter-carrier, had admitted the paternity of the baby, and contributed 7s 5d towards its support. The father of the girl deposed that in the course of a conversation which he had with the young man, he admitted the child was his, and offered to take it away with him. The mother declined to allow the baby to go out of her possession, and Ashton thereupon said that he would do what he could towards its maintenance. For the defence, a young man residing at the Lower Hutt stated that on several occasions he had seen the girl criminally intimate with youths residing near her father`s house. His Worship (Mr Hardcastle) adjudged Ashton to be the putative father, and ordered him to contribute 4s weekly towards the support of the child

ETTIE gave birth to a base born daughter in 1901 when she was 17. She named the baby Eileen. Eileen married Victor Alexander GASKIN of Carterton (1898-1967) in 1922 as his 2nd wife ...

ETTIE married Arthur KALE (1873-1948) in Petone on 2 March 1903 when she was 19 & he was 30, 3 months after her mother died diving birth to her stepsister Mary Esther Gough (not known if baby Mary survived - see Mary Esther's link above)
Arthur Kale was born 1873 in Tasmania, Australia
- son of William John KALE & Mary Kate TAYLOR

Ettie & Arthur had at least 7 children
their known children
... 1
1903 - 1956 Constance Esther Kale
- married Edward James McNAB (1899-1973)

... 2
1904 - 1948 Arthur Gordon Kale
- married Aubrey Edith Simpson HODGE

... 3
1906 - 1977 Bernard Eric Kale
- married Eileen Grace HUNT (1906-1960)

... 4
1907 - 1973 Leslie Hector Kale
- married Winifred Mary CROSS (1905-2002)

... 5
1910 - 1978 Albert Edward Kale

... 6
1913 - 1986 Ernest Arnold Kale

... 7
1917 - 1998 Verdun Kale

ETTIE died 7 years after Arthur

EULAMINNA is an abandoned town located between Leonora and Laverton along the Old Leonora Road in the Goldfields-Esperance region of Western Australia.

Lots were originally surveyed in 1900 to serve the nearby Murrin Murrin Copper Mine that was known as the Anaconda Copper Mine at the time.

By 1903 there were 64 residential lots and a population of about 350.

A police station was also established in 1903 and the town boasted two hotels, two stores a chemist and a newsagent. A mail receiver was in place but no telegraph station.

The townsite was originally gazetted as Anaconda in 1904, but the name was changed in 1907 after a request from the WA Copper company because of confusion in the London markets between Copper shipments from Anaconda in the United States and shipments from the local mine.

The name was changed to the Aboriginal name for the area, Eulaminna, in 1907


ANACONDA CEMETERY

DILLON, James
- d. 23 May 1910 - Mt Margaret

GALLAGHER, John
- d. 12 Feb 1924 age 66 - Mt Margaret

MACEY, Rose
- d, 29 Oct 1902 age 12 days - Mt Margaret

ROBERTSON, George
- d. 20 Dec 1903 age 22 months - Mt Margaret

TAYLOR, Dolores Wylde
- d. 6 Apr 1909 age 6 months ? - Mt Margaret

WINCHESTER John d. 9 Oct 1917 age 46 - Mt Margaret

Euphemia HEMPSEED was born 12th April 1867 to John HEMPSEED & Caroline THOMPSON

She married John CALMAN (1856-1887) of Wanganui in 1885 in Turkina, Manawatu

John died in June of 1887, 4 months before the birth of their son John Robert Hempseed Calman

Euphemia died 5 days after the birth ...

taken from the EVENING POST 5 January 1929
- my additions will be obvious -

An evening wedding solemnised recently (11 Dec 1928) at the Newtown Congregational Church, Wellington, was that of Miss Eva J. NETTLETON (Eva Jane 1905-1985), only daughter of the late Mr C. W. (Charles Willie NETTLETON 1879-1917) and Mrs NETTLETON (Eva nee HIGGINBOTTOM 1881-1941, both from Lancaster, England), Karaka Bay, to Mr William Stanley JANES (1903-1977), eldest som of Mr and Mrs W. D. JANES (William David JANES (born 1874 at sea on the "Wennington") & Esther Jane FREEMAN born 1874 in Christchurch).
The service was choral, and the Rev W. M. HOLLAND was the officiating minister.

The bride was escorted by her uncle, Mr P. HIGGINBOTTOM, Wanganui, and wore a dainty gown of crepe satin, with side panels of silk lace cut in petal shapes, edged round with narrow frills of satin and girdled round the waist by georgette and silver rosebud trimming. Her embroidered veil was worn with a head-dress of orange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of cream with touches of pale pink, comprised of roses, carnations, spirea, and maidenhair fern.
The chief bridesmaid, Miss Gwen HIGGINBOTTOM (Wanganui), was in heliotrope crepe de chine and georgette, and carried a lovely bouquet of sweet peas, fairy sultans, thalietrum, and maidenhair fern. She also wore a gold armlet, the gift of the bridegroom.
The second briesmaid, Miss Joyce JANES, was in apricot crepe de chine. Her gift had been a handsome manicure set. The flower girl, little Patricia GRAFF, had a dainty frilled dress of powder blue crepe de chine, with posy of flowers to tone, and she also wore her gift, a gold bangle.

Mr Wildred LEWIS was bestman, with Mr Robert GREY as groomsman.

The reception was held in the school hall, adjoining, about 90 guests being present. The bride's mother (wearing a dress of black satin with touches of mauve and black hat, carrying a posy to tone) received her guests in the entrance hall, and was accompanied by the bridegroom's mother, who wore a navy crepe de chine dress with fawn trimmings and fawn hat. Her posy was in autumn tints.

All decorations and flowers in the hall toned with the bridesmaids' dresses.
The bride's travelling dress was of repp in a new shade of fawn. She wore a hat to match, also a fox fur, the gift of the bridegroom, her gift to the bridegroom being a gold signet ring.

Mr and Mrs G. W. Janes will make their future home in Christchurch

NOTES
27 APRIL 1917
... NETTLETON - On the 27th April, 1917, at Wellington Hospital, Charles Willie, beloved husband of Eva Nettleton, of No 8. Stirling-street, Berhampore; aged 38 years

28 APRIL 1917
... Mr Charles W. Nettleton died in the Welington Hospital last night, after a brief illness. The deceased, who was 38 years of age, and a native of England, was at one time engaged in journalism in the Taranaki district, and later on he owned and edited a newspaper in the Mangaweka district. Subsequently he was on the staff of the Government Printing Office. Mr Nettleton who was a man who had the religious and social welfare of the community at heart, had been in New Zealand for 24 years. He left a widow and two children
... The Funeral of the late Charles W. Nettleton will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and Sons on Monday, 30th April, 1917, at 10a.m., for Karoru Cemetery
ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS Undertakes and Embalmers, Tel. 999. 164, Adelaide-road

PHOTO
Newtown Congregational Church

EVE WINIFRED GADDUM (1902-1990)
was born 11 March 1902 to Frank Ernest GADDUM & Margaret REYNOLDS
- (Frank Ernest Gaddum was born 15 Oct 1867 in Italy)
- they lived at Kaiti, Gisborne. Frank was a Land Agent in Gisborne and was an accomplished horseman, playing polo and involved with the Poverty Bay hare hunt ... 25 July 1903 - Though hunting may practically be called dead in Poverty Bay, it is undoubtedly the reverse at the Mahia where Mr G. C. Ormond (George Channing Ormond 1861-1939 early settler, Mahia Hunt Master, founder of the Wairoa Rod & Gun Club ) hunts his pack two or three times a week, and somtimes raises a field of 60 followers ... Frank Gaddum also did good work in assisting the master in working his hounds, and astonished me with his command of doggy language. As showing the keenness with which hunting is carried on here I might mention Mr Gaddum has to ride fully 24 miles there and back before he gets to the hunt at all. This does not contrast very favorably with our local men, who growl if they have to ride five or six miles to a hunt. He was well mounted on Scrapps, who though he came to grief at one fence, it was hardly the fault of the horse.

the known children of FRANK & MARGARET:
1898 - 1955 Guy Morris Gaddum
- Guy married Sheila Fanny Victoria JEX-BLAKE (1900-1985) in 1924
1902 - 1990 Eve Winifred Gaddum
1905 - 1985 Walter Richard Gaddum
1906 - 2001 Anne Elizabeth Gaddum
1908 - Edith 'Hope' Gaddum
1910 - 1990 Frank James Gaddum

about EVE WINIFRED GADDUM

20 November 1907 - BURKE - REYNOLDS
... Another wedding of considerable local interest took place at Holy Trinity Church this afternoon, when Mr Robert Ulick Burke, Solicitor, Gisborne, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss Winifred Reynolds, youngest daughter of Mr R. J. Reymolds, Gisborne. The church was beautifully decorated by the friends of the bride and the service, which was a choral one, was conducted by the vicar, the Rev Dawson Thomas. Mr E. N. Sidebottom presided at the organ and as the bride and bridegroom entered the church played "The Voice that Breathed o'er Eden", and as they retired the Wedding March was played. The bride was charmingly attired in white silk crepe with a deep hem of chiffon taffeta, bordered with true lovers' knots of silver tissue; the corsage being draped with point de Bruges lace, finished with silver cord and tassels; and she wore a pearl pendant and pearl brooch, the gift of the bridegroom, and carried a shower bouquet. The bridesmaids were Miss C. Reynolds, heliotrope; Miss Sunderland, primrose; Miss Mabel Burke, pale blue; Miss Clark, pale pink; Miss Eve GADDUM (aged 5), white muslin. Their dresses were of chiffon taffeta and lace, and hats of crinoline straw, matching the dresses. They wore gold-mounted combs, the present of the bridegroom. the bridegroom was attended by five groomsmen - Mr G. Reymolds (best man), Mr L. Rutledge, Mr J. M. Gouldsmith, Mr C. R. Sainsbury (long time friend and Hockey team mate on 1899), and Mr R. Reynolds.
The bride's mother wore a dress of soft grey silk, trimmed with pinks, black velvet and lace; with hat of silver grey, with black lace and pink roses, and carried a bouquet. The bridegroom's mother wore black, white striped chiffon taffeta, with hat of black crinoline straw and ostrich feather, and also carried a bouquet. After the ceremony, which was witnessed by a large assemblage, the bridal party were conveyed to "Sandown" where a large number of guests were entertained by Mr and Mrs Reynolds on their prettily laid-out lawn, special provision having been made for the occasion. The presents were numerous and costly, and Mr and Mrs Burke leave for South by the Victoria this evening; the bride's travelling dress being a navy blue tailor-made costume, with hat to match

3 June 1909 - REYNOLDS - RUTLEDGE
... Holy Trinity Church this afternoon was the centre of a large and fashionable gathering, upon the occasion of a wedding ceremony which was attended with considerable interest throughout the district and Hawkes Bay. The contracting parties were Miss Constance Mary Reynolds, fourth daughter of Mr R. J. Reynolds, of Sandown, Gisborne, to Mr William Lesley Rutledge, of Takapau.
The spectacular display at the church was decidely pleasing, the interior being prettily decorated with flowers and evergreens, which, with the handsome dresses of the wedding party and guests, presented a bright and animated scene. The furnishings of the church were tastefully bedecked, whilst a picturesque arch was erected at the transept. The attendance was large, friends and relatives having come from all parts of the district.
The bride, who was charmingly attired in a creation of white chiffon moire, with lace and pearl trimmings, wore the customary veil and a handsome coronet of orange blossoms, was given away by her father, Mr R. J. Reynolds, the bridesmaids being Miss Borophy Rutledge, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Tolande Sunderland, cousin of the bride, who wore pretty dresses of pale blue, with gold trimmings and black crinoline hats and little Mis Eve GADDUM (aged 7), niece of the bride, in white.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr Jack Rutledge, brother of the bridegroom, as best man, and Mr R. Rutledge, brother of the bride, as groomsman.
"Oh Welcome was the Call" was appropriately sung as the wedding party entered, the wedding ceremony being conducted by the Ven. Archdeacon Williams. Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" brought the service to a close, Mr F. N. Sidebottom presiding at the organ.
A reception was subsequently held at Sandown, the residence of Mr and Mrs Reynolds. Mr and Mrs Rutledge, who leave for Auckland by Saturday's steamer, were the recipients of many costly presents

17 October 1910 - A & P SHOW
... Class 255 - Girl riders, Misses:
* Frances Field
* Eve GADDUM (aged 8)
* Dorothy Mander
* Phyllis Mander
* Vita Martin
* Rosie MacDonald
* Myra Penny
* Margaret Sherratt
* Mildred Sherratt

15 February 1911 - JAMIESON - REYNOLDS
... At 3 o'clock this afternoon Holy Trinity Church was the scene of another wedding of considerable social interest, when Miss Alice Leonora Reynolds, second daughter of Mr R. J. Reynolds, of Gisborne, was united in wedlock to Mr John Jamieson, of Glenrose, Hawkes Bay.
The ceremony, which was witnessed by a large congregation, was performed by the Ven. Archdeacon H. W. Williams.
The bride was given away by her father and she was beautifully attired in a gown of white satin charmmeuse, with overdress of white ninon, sewn with pearls; bodice and sleeves draped with old rose point.
The bridesmaid were - Miss Rosamond Reynolds, who wore a cream net dress with front panel of Palestrina lace, large black hat trimmed with wings and tulle rosettes and carried a bouquet of red roses; and Miss Eve GADDUM (aged 8), who wore a white muslin frock and hat, and carried a basket of red roses;
Mr Reynolds, the bride's mother, was attired in a dress of soft grey wilk, with border of pink and black velvet, grey hat wreathed with soft shaded roses.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr Eric Beamish, of Hawkes Bay, as best man. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a diamond crescent, and to the bridesmaids pearl and diamond brooches, whilst the bride's gift to the bridegroom was a suit case.
From the church, which they left amidst showers of rice and confetti, the bridal party were driven to "Sandown" the residence of the bride's parents, where the reception took place, and a large number of guests were entertained by Mr and Mrs Reynolds.
Amongst the visitors there were from Hawkes Bay, Mr and Mrs Langdale Sunderland, Miss Sunderalnd, Mrs Hassale and Miss Jamieson.
The happy couple were the recipients of a large collection of beautiful presents. They leave by the Monowai to-night en route for their future home at Glenross, Hawkes Bay

16 October 1911 - A & P SHOW COMPETITIONS
... Class 258, Best Girl Rider under 13:
* Miss Burns
* Eileen Dunn
* Eve GADDUM (aged 9)
* Etta Hansen
* Phyllis Mander
* Vita Martin
* R. McDonald
* E. M. Sherratt
* H. M. Sherratt
* Kathleen Telford

23 October 1912 - 33rd ANNUAL A & P SHOW, PEOPLE'S DAY
... The riding by the little girls under 13 years of age was an especially fine exhibition, the judge having some difficulty in singling out the winner. After some deliberation, Miss Ida Bruce was awarded the red ticket, Miss Etta Hansen getting the second prize, Miss Rosie MacDonald the third prize and Misses Eva Barry and Eve GADDUM (aged 10) the fourth and fifth respectively

20 October 1913 - POVERTY BAY A & P SHOW
... Girl riders under 13:
* Eva Barry
* Ida Bruce
* Evelyn Corlett
* Jeanette Dunlop
* Eve GADDUM (aged 11)
* Jessie Graham
* Nellie Graham
* Louisa Kain
* Rose MacDonald
* Florence Morice
* Mina Morice
* Nell Steele

10 October 1914 - POVERTY BAY A & P SHOW
... Leaping match for ponies:
* Eva Barry - Paisano
* W. T. Bruce - Flyaway
* W. Campbell - Cockie
* Bert Cooper - Taihoa
* H. Cooper - Continuance
* C. Curram - Maori Girl
* Eve GADDUM - Pony (aged 12)
* A. R. Gillman - Antwerp
* S. H. Greave - Triumph
* C. J. Hamilton - Snowy
* R. G. Hine - Sport
* lawrence Jex-Blake - Darkie
* James Jobson - Rat
* H. Johnson - Twilight
* G. Pellow - Trixie
* F. Read - Tommy
* A. Rigney - Nigger
* A. Sinton - Cockie
* F. Stubb - Midnight Sun
* O. Whitlock - Fond Memory
* Henry White - Micky Free

... Girl rider under 13:
* Ida Bruce
* Anne Gaddum
* Eve Gaddum (aged 12)
* Nellie Graham
* Louisa P. Kain

1 January 1931 - PATUTAHI GARDEN FETE
... We managed to pick the only wet day for the last two months for our annual garden Fete, so in spite of the preparations made in the Domain on the previous day, we had to hold the function in the local hall. Produce and work of all sorts rolled up in carloads, and we soon had stalls set out and well laden. Such competitions as could be were arranged, and an excellent exhibition of conjuring made an attractive side show, conducted by Mr Lyons and Miss Eve GADDUM (aged 28). Everybody set to with the utmost cheerfulness and goodwill, and our efforts were well rewarded in raising a little over ?60 (2012 equivalent of $6,200). Moreover the people from the Ngatapa end decided to hold another function early in January, at which the horse and running events might take place. For this occasion Mr Gardner, of Hihiroroa, has very kinly offered to give two horses as prizes; and enthusiasm is running very high. Considering the hard times everybody is experiencing just now we feel wonderfully grateful to all who are working so generously

in August 1931 - AUCKLAND
... Eve Gaddum and her sister Hope wre staying at the Hotel Cargen

23 November 1931 EVE MARRIES aged 29
... Eve Winifred GADDUM married Edward William ARMSTRONG (1896-1993)
- Edward was a son of Charles Edward ARMSTRONG & Constance Durelle BARCLAY. Edward was listed as a Draughtsman when he served in WWI as Sergeant 57000 with the NZEF, 34th Reinforcements Canterbury Infantry Regiment, C Company, embarking from Wellington for Liverpool on the HMNZT 100, Ulimaroa on 8 February 1918. His next of Kin was his father Charles Edward Armstrong, c/o Public Works, Gisborne
- from MAY BIRD Classic Sailing - David Armstrong (Eve & Edward's son) was born in England and educated at Blundells School and the Architectural Association (AA) in London but to New Zealand parents, so he has a foot in both camps. After serving with the ANZAC?s in the trenches in The Great War, his father, E. W. Armstrong, won a scholarship to study architecture at The AA School in London. After working in Burma for a large British firm supervising the construction of The Law Courts and The Port Offices in Rangoon, he returned fleetingly to NZ. Whilst there, he won a competition for the Robert McDougal Art Gallery in Christchurch. He married David?s mother, Eve Gaddum of Gisborne, and they returned to London together where he set up in private practice. He part owned the Bristol Channel Pilot cutter ?Alanna? and then the West Solent class racer Erin (W19) moored at Gin?s Hard on the Beaulieu River close to Bucklers Hard. At an early age under his father?s guidance, David learnt to sail - cruising and racing around the Solent. Erin spent the war years in a shed at Berthon?s Boat Yard, in Lymington where, by coincidence, he and Sandy worked on ?MAYA? partly rebuilding her interior to accommodate both their families ... much more and great photos at the 'May Bird' link above

EVE WINIFRED Armstrong died 30 March 1990 aged 88
- last address Gaddums Hill Rd Gisborne
EDWARD WILLIAM Armstrong died 14 December 1992 aged 96
they are buried together at Ormond Cemetery

PHOTO
GRAVE of Edward William 7 Eve Winifred Armstrong
Plot 90, Block ORM3 at Ormond cemetery
- INSCRIPTION:
EVE WINIFRED ARMSTRONG, 11 March 1901 - 30 March 1990
EDWARD WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, 28 July 1896 - 24 December 1992
Much loved.

Charles Joseph COTTLE (1838-1918), was born 22 Feb 1838 in Swainswick, Bath, England to Charles COTTLE (1811-1841) & Mary DIAMOND (1811-1841). They arrived into Wellington 11 June 1841 on the 'Catherine Stuart Forbes'
* His parents both died in Wellington in 1841, shortly after arrival. Charles and his brother William were then bought up by John & Amelia Gill who were later to become Charles's inlaws

Mary Ann GILL (1844-1905)
was born 22 Jan 1844 in Wellington, New Zealand to John GILL (1818-) & Amelia TURNER (1807-1876). They had arrived into Wellington 30 Oct 1841 on the Gertrude
* Her parents died in Wellington & buried Bolton street

Charles Joseph COTTLE married Mary Ann GILL on Christmas Day 1861 in St Paul's Church, Thorndon, Wellington

CHARLES & MARY ANN had 15 children
9 boys & 6 girls and a gap of 26 years youngest to oldest
4 of the COTTLE brothers married 4 EDWARDS sisters
* they were daughters of Robert EDWARDS & Eliza BENGE of the Hutt Valley
* & grandaughters of David Benge, pioneer of Taita & Mangaroa

. . 1 . .
1862 - 1943 Joseph Japhet Cottle
- born 28 Sep 1862 (the name of his maternal grandfather Japhet Turner)
JOSEPH married Rebecca GEORGE (1863-1918) in 1888
the 10 children of JOSEPH & REBECCA:
* 1890 - 1965 Henry Joseph Cottle
* 1891 - 1981 Ada Elizabeth Cottle (+Percival Samuel Lett)
* 1892 - 1963 Charles Robert Cottle (+Bertha Florence Beech)
* 1894 - 1961 Annie Rebecca Cottle (+John Frederick Westhead)
* 1895 - 1955 Eileen Lillian 'Nellie' Cottle (+John Bruce Millar)
* 1897 - 1873 Maud Mary Cottle (+Arthur Caesar Cretney)
* 1899 - 1965 Winifred Florence Cottle (+Walter 'Leslie' John Hale)
* 1900 - 1977 William John Cottle (+Pearl Daken)
* 1902 - 1972 Olive Grace Cottle (+Allan Campbell)
* 1907 - 1908 Thomas Edward Cottle (aged 20 months)
REBECCA Cottle died 3 Nov 1918 in Masterton aged 55
Dominion, 4 November 1918
... COTTLE - On November 3, at her residence, Kopuranga, Rebecca, beloved wife of J. J. Cottle (suddenly). Deeply regretted. Funeral will leave Masterton 1 p.m. Tuesday, November 5.
... The death is announced of a well-known and greatly-respected old resident of Kopuranga, Mrs Cottle, at the age of 55. Mrs Cottle, who leaves a husband and grown up family of nine children, was the youngest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas George, of Tinakori-road, and sister of Mrs Slight of Paekakariri, and Mrs George Carter, Russell-terrace. There are also several brothers resident in Wellington and the Wairarapa district.
JOSEPH next married Ida Lillian CARTER (1891-1974) in 1923
- daughter of George Petoni CARTER (1840-1919) & Emma GEORGE (1848-1939)
NOTES
...Ida's mother Emma was a sister of Joseph's first wife Rebecca
...see more about George Petoni & Emma Carter at footnotes below
the 3 children of JOSEPH & IDA:
* 1924 - 2007 Joseph Petoni 'Toni' Cottle (+Edith Lillian 'Joyce' Southee)
* 1925 - Thomas James 'Tom' Cottle (+Lourdes 'Lulu' Cruz)
* 1928 - 1949 Dorothy Ida Cottle (+Maurice King Phillips)
JOSEPH JAPHET Cottle died 22 Aug 1943 in Masterton
- he is buried Plot JJC, Row A, Old Ground at Archer street with Rebecca

. . 2 . .
1864 - 1894 Frederick Charles Cottle
- born 7 March 1864
FREDERICK died 28 January 1894 aged 29 in Belmont, Lower Hutt
Wairarapa Daily Times, 30 January 1894 Suicide At The Hutt
- he is buried in the Old Taita cemetery

. . 3 . .
1865 - 1942 Hannah Jane Cottle
- born 26 December 1865 in Wellington
HANNAH married James William FOX in Belmont, Lower Hutt 3 Jan 1894
- son of James William FOX & Helen Burns TANNAHILL
the children of HANNAH & JAMES:
* 1895 - 1958 James Charles Fox (+Mary Catherine Florence)
* 1897 - 1957 Charles Joseph Fox (+Ina Phyllis Hancox)
* 1898 - 1899 Alfred William Fox (died aged 5 weeks in Taita)
* 1900 - 1969 Mary Ellen 'Winifred' Fox (+Alexander Hutton Kidd)
* 1902 - 1972 Leslie George Fox (+Evelyn Beryl Una Hancox)
* 1903 - 1985 Elsie Evelyn Lavinia Fox (+John Dafter)
* 1906 - 1993 Helena Henrietta Daphne Fox (+Alexander Robert Callander)
* 1911 - 1994 Ida Annie Rubina Fox (+Ronald Nigel Dugan Strickland. Died Canada)
JAMES WILLIAM Fox died 21 Feb 1916 in Palmerston North hospital aged 56
HANNAH JANE Fox died 11 Nov 1942 at daughter Winifred's in Levin aged 76
- they are buried Plot 16, Block 6, Terrace End, Palmerston North

. . 4 . .
1867 - 1946 Edward William Cottle
- born 1 July 1867 in Taita
EDWARD married Hannah Mary PEARCE (1869-1945) in 1893
- daughter of James PEARCE & Letitia LAWSON
the children of EDWARD & HANNAH:
* 1893 - 1945 James Charles Edward Cottle (+Agnes McGiffe Rennie)
* 1898 - 1986 Mary Letitia Cottle (+William Charles Edwill Huse)
* 1904 - 1978 George Henry Cottle (+Dorothy Margaret Jackson)
HANNAH MARY Cottle died 24 March 1945
EDWARD WILLIAM Cottle died 25 March 1946 aged 79
- they are buried in St John's Anglican cemetery, Trentham

. . 5 . .
1868 - 1956 John Robert Cottle
- born 29 Dec 1868 in Taita
JOHN married Bertha Evelyn EDWARDS (1879-1966) 11 Dec 1895 in Wellington
the children of JOHN & BERTHA: (born in Taita)
* 1897 - 1974 Victor John Cottle (+Elsie McLeavey)
* 1901 - 1971 Alexander Vernon Cottle (+Mavis Leta Hawkins)
JOHN ROBERT Cottle died 3 June 1956 in Palmerston North
BERTHA EVELYN Cottle died 23 August 1966 in Palmerston North
- they are buried in Otaki

. . 6 . .
1870 - 1943 Charles Henry Cottle
- born 14 Nov 1870 in Taita
CHARLES married Alice Jessie EDWARDS (1873-1947) 4 July 1894 in Wellington
the children of CHARLES & ALICE:
* 1895 - 1987 Alice May Cottle (+Ward Richard Milton Pearce)
* 1897 - 1978 Horace Record Cottle (+Adina Beatty +Elizabeth Mason 'May'' Eagle)
* 1900 - 1992 Rosina Blanche Cottle (+John Maurice Parsons)
NOTE
Ward Richard Milton Pearce who married Alice May Cottle was a brother of Hannah Mary Pearce, Alice's aunty (her father's sister) - see link at Hannah above

. . 7 . .
1872 - 1942 Mary Amelia Cottle
- born 20 Nov 1872 in the Wellington area (Taita?)
MARY married Ernest Edward GOSS (1866-1950) in 1891
- son of Samuel George GOSS (1835-1915) & Sarah STAMP (1835-1918)
the children of MARY & ERNEST:
* 1893 - 1976 Charles Ernest Samuel Goss (+Amy Ruby Elizabeth Cadwallader +Ella May Shannon)
* 1895 - 1961 William Edward Goss (+Jeanette Nicols)
* 1896 - 1977 Violet Selina Goss (+Walter James Hooper)
* 1897 - 1976 Ernest 'Arthur' Goss (+Ida Emma Northcott)
* 1900 - 1970 Stanley Norman Goss (+Myrtle Evelyn Herrick)
* 1901 - 1992 Alice Mary Goss (+William Henry 'Bill' Lawry +Alfred Charles Williams)
* 1904 - 1982 Albert Henry Goss (+Esther Irene Northcott)
* 1907 - 1982 Sarah May Goss (+Walter Erle 'Hutch' Hutchings)
* 1909 - 1984 Edward 'Digger' Goss (+Claire Salisbury)
* 1910 - 1989 Harry James Goss (+Adelaide King)
* 1912 - 1996 Alfred 'Claude' Goss (+Isabel Mary Rossiter)
MARY AMELIA Goss died 11 Dec 1942 in Levin
Evening Post, 11 January 1943 The death occurred recently in Levin of Mrs Mary Amelia Goss, who was born in Wellington 70 years ago, being the second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Cottle, pioneers of Wellington, She was married to Mr Ernest Goss 51 years ago, farming first at Upper Belmont, then at Mangamaire, and later ar Nireha, where she lived for 32 years. Four years ago Mr and Mrs Goss retired and went to live in Levin. She is survived by her husband and eight sons, Messrs Charles, William, Stanley, and Claude Goss of Mireaha; Arthur Goss of Rata, Albert Goss of Shannon; Private Edward Goss, Rotorua and Gunner Harry Goss who is a prisoner of war in Italy; and three daughter, Mrs Walter Hooper, Newman; Mrs William Lowry, Pahiatua and Mrs Erle Hutchings, Eketahuna. There are 26 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Mrs Goss also leaves six brothers and four sisters
ERNEST EDWARD Goss died 20 Oct 1950 aged 84
- they are buried Grave 50B, Block AB at Mangaoranga, Eketahuna

. . 8 . .
1874 - 1912 James Viller/Villa 'Jim' Cottle
- born 12 June 1874 in Silverstream, Hutt Valley
JAMES married Elizabeth 'Liz' MacINTYRE (1877-1966) in 1897
- daughter of Charles McINTYRE (1835-1902) & Isabella Mary WATSON (1844-1924)
the children of JAMES & ELIZABETH:
* 1898 - 1918 Donald Charles Cottle (Killed in Action Le Cateau France)
* 1900 - 1979 Malcolm McDonald McIntyre Cottle (+Flora May Chalmers)
* 1901 - 1986 Isabelle Mary McIntyre Cottle (+David Joseph Welsh)
* 1907 - 1997 Ida Elizabeth Cottle (+William Patrick Marshment)
JAMES VILLER Cottle died 15 April 1912 aged 38 in Silverstream of Influenza
Hutt Valley Independent, 20 April 1912 We have to record the death, at his residence Silverstream, of Mr James Villa Cottle at the age of thirty-eight. Deceased was the sixth son of the well-known pioneer, settler, Mr C. Cottle of Wellington. His is the second death in the family of nine sons and six daughters, his brother Frederick having predeceased him a few years ago. Deceased married Elizabeth, (daughter of Mr. Charles McIntyre, a Wellington veteran), who bore him two sons and two daughters, the elder boy having recently left school.
Mr Cottle has been in failing health for some two years, lung trouble having followed upon a severe attack of influenza. He was sitting outside in the sun on Monday afternoon, and at 11.20 the same night was no more. The immediate cause of death was haemorrhage of the lungs.
The funeral took place on Thursday, at the Taita cemetery, the service being performed by the Rev. J. H. Sykes. "Jim" Cottle was deservedly popular, and the thirty-odd vehicles of friends which followed his remains to their last resting place bore testimony of the esteem in which he was held in the district.
ELIZABETH next married David JUDD (1855-1916) 20 Aug 1913
- son of William JUDD & Anne SAYERS (arrived Wellington 1840 'Martha Ridgway')
- David Judd 1st married Sarah Jane Parker in Wellington 1878 - 12 children
DAVID Judd died 10 Sep 1916 in Masterton aged 61
- he is buried in the Otaki cemetery
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 September 1916 Mr David Judd, of Jubilee Rd., Otaki., died yesterday. The deceased, who was 61 years of age, was well-known throughout the Wairarapa, where a number of relatives reside. He leaves a widow and a family of eleven.
... The late Mr David Judd was born at the Hutt 61 years ago. As a young man he was a great athlete, and figured prominently on the running track, winning distinction time and again, especially in long distances, from one to three miles. On more than one occasion he defeated the professional J. Moran. He was also a first-class cricketer and footballer. He settled at Belmont, where he resided until about twelve years ago, when he purchased Messrs Jones Bros.' farm, Otaki, and went there to live.
ELIZABETH Judd died 8 August 1966 aged 89 in Wellington
- she was cremated at Karori

. . 9 . .
1876 - 1936 Alfred Belmont 'Pat' Cottle
- born 25 Jan 1876 in the Wellington area (Belmont?)
ALFRED married Alvina Louisa Eliza 'Teen' EDWARDS (1883-1957) in Masterton 1901 - they were farmers at Mount Bruce, Masterton in 1915
the children of ALFRED & ALVINA:
* 1902 - 1976 Alfred Roy Cottle (+Mary Ann Graham of Masterton, 11 children)
* 1905 - 1972 Ruby 'Rita' Cottle (+Hugo Nicol in Masterton)
* 1907 - 1959 Henry Frank Cottle (+Edna Florence Haliwell)
* 1910 - 1973 Eric Charles Cottle (+Margaret 'Joy' Donald)
ALFRED BELMONT Cottle died 25 June 1936 in Kopuaranga (near Masterton)
- he is buried Plot ABC, Row 22 at Archer street cemetery
ALVINA LOUISA Cottle died 24 May 1957 in Katikati aged 74
- she is buried Plot ALC, Row 26, Plan II at Archer street cemetery

. . 10 . .
1877 - 1957 Selina/Salena Frances Cottle
- born 2 September 1877 in the Wellington area
SELINA married Hathaway Valentine FUTTER (1871-1963) in 1896
- son of John FUTTER & Mary Ann HATHAWAY
the children of SELINA & HATHAWAY:
* 1897 - 1963 Florence Mary Futter (+Gordon Cunningham)
* 1899 - 1990 Alice Gwendoline Futter (+Clarence Edward Good)
* 1900 - 1987 John Charles Mafeking Futter (+Mavis Wilmot Estall)
* 1904 - 1968 Albert Valentine Futter (+Alethea Arabella Cook)
* 1909 - Daphne Noeline Futter (+Philip Lloyd Page)
SELINA FRANCES Futter died 25 June 1957 aged 79
HATHAWAY VALENTINE Futter died 24 June 1963 aged 92
- they were cremated at Karori, Wellington

. . 11 . .
1879 - 1945 William Albert Cottle
- born 11 August 1879 in Taita
WILLIAM married Catherine DOULL (1885-1973) in 1905
- daughter of Alexander DOULL & Catherine SINCLAIR (both buried Bolton Street)
the children of WILLIAM & CATHERINE:
* 1906 - 1977 William Alexander Charles Cottle (+Edna Myrtle Parker)
* 1907 - 1975 Hector Sinclair Cottle (+Kitty Maud Brooker)
* 1908 - 1973 Eileen Bellevue Cottle (+Charles Okeover Anson +Colin Leonard Wilkie)
* 1911 - 1982 Vivian George Cottle (+Hilda Joan McAllister)
* 1912 - 1996 Arthur Charles Cottle (+Margaret Jean Dalton)
* 1915 - 1964 Vena Catherine Cottle (+Frederick Wedderburn Moore)
* 1917 - 1994 Gwendoline Melba Cottle (+Robert Edward Shannon)
* 1919 - 1992 Ernest John 'Jack' Cottle (+Audrey May Beatty)
* 1924 - 2006 Albert William Cottle (+Phyllis Josie Wilkie)
WILLIAM ALBERT Cottle died 23 Feb 1945 in Taita aged 65
- he is buried Old Taita cemetery
CATHERINE Cottle died 26 December 1973 aged 89

. . 12 . .
1881 - 1964 Ellen Winifred 'Nell' Cottle
- born 16 Feb 1881 in Wellington district
ELLEN married Thomas Michael BURKE (1879-1951) in 1907
the children of ELLEN & THOMAS:
* 1907 - 1989 Tom Erlyn Burke (+Inez Theresa Haggarty +Phyllis Meaclem)
* 1909 - 1986 Charles David Burke (+Daphne Ellen Aitken)
* 1913 - 1982 Edmund John Burke (+Patricia Agnes Turner)
THOMAS MICHAEL Burke died 24 October 1951 aged 72
ELLEN WINIFRED Burke died 10 September 1964 aged 83
- she is buried in the Old Taita cemetery

. . 13 . .
1883 - 1950 Arthur Ernest Cottle
- born 29 September 1883 in Wellington district
ARTHUR married Olive Blanche EDWARDS (1888-1948) 1902 in Levin
the children of ARTHUR & OLIVE:
* 1903 - 1981 Ivy Myrtle Cottle (+Eric Edward Detlof Olivecrona)
* 1904 - 1954 Gilbert Arthur Cottle (+Mavis Zena Jonson)
* 1905 - 1994 Elsie May Cottle (+Peter Edmond Thawley)
* 1907 - 1924 Olive Blanche Cottle (aged 17 in Levin)
* 1911 - 1993 Harold Ernest Cottle (+Zita Louisa Mary Elliot)
* 1916 - 1981 Vera Mary Cottle (born Woodville +Benjamin Allan Newnham)
* 1921 - Ronald Charles Cottle (+Dolly Beatrix Bates)
OLIVE BLANCHE Cottle died 2 Aug 1948 aged 63 in Levin
ARTHUR ERNEST Cottle died 9 May 1950 aged 66 in Levin
- they are buried Plot 58, Row 48 at Old Levin cemetery

. . 13 . .
1885 - 1958 Alice Emily Cottle
- born 4 October 1885 in Wellington district
ALICE married Herbert Stranach 'Bert' WRIGHT (1885-1945) of Durban, South Africa in 1909
the children of ALICE & HERBERT:
* 1910 - 1990 Nola Barbara Wright (+William Donald Bassett)
* 1911 - 1992 Evelyn Bellevue Wright (+Ronald Edward Pirani)
* 1919 - 1995 Charles Joseph Cottle Wright (+Eunice Mary Elizabeth Norman +Peggy Helen Horn)
* 1922 - 2013 Gloria Elza Wright (+Douglas Hamilton Rowe)
* 1924 - Donald Stranach Cottle Wright (+Alma Jane Carruthers)
HERBERT STRANACH Wright died 7 Jan 1945 in Wellington aged 59
ALICE EMILY Wright died 9 June 1958 in Wellington aged 72
- they were cremated at Karori

. . 15 . .
1888 - 1983 Evelyn Bellevue Cottle
- born 17 September 1888 in Wellington district
EVELYN married Gilbert Stuart REID (1884-1969) in 1911
the known children of EVELYN & GILBERT:
* 1911 - 1976 Stuart Charles Reid
* 1919 - 2006 Mavis Bellevue Reid (+Albert Foster Hall)
GILBERT STUART Reid died 12 June 1969 aged 85
EVELYN BELLVUE Reid died 18 January 1983 aged 94
- they are buried ?

Mary Ann Cottle died 30 Nov 1905
Charles Joseph Cottle died 20 Feb 1918 in Wellington
- they are buried Old Taita cemetery

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FOOTNOTES
about George Petoni CARTER & Emma GEORGE (for Pauline, see comments below)

GEORGE PETONI CARTER was born 22 Nov 1840 in Petone, Wellington to:
Joseph CARTER (1811-1875) & Sarah Ann BRIANT (1812-1881), although a surname of Cosgrove has been seen. Joseph & Sarah were married 5 April 1831 at St Marys, Le Strand, Westminster, London
- their children born in England were:
1832 - Richard Carter
1833 - Cecelia Sarah Carter
1836 - Isabella Mary Carter
1839 - Emily Rebecca Carter
they emigrated into Port Nicholson (Wellington) 22 Jan 1840 on the 'Aurora'
- their children born in New Zealand were:
* 1840 - 1919 George Petoni Carter (+Emma George as above)
1843 - Ellen Edward Carter
1846 - 1905 Joseph Thomas Carter
1848 - Briant Frederick Carter (note name)
1851 - 1925 Walter Pullen Carter

EMMA GEORGE was born 1 January 1848 in Wellington, the 3rd of 11 children of:
Thomas GEORGE & Mary WALL from Wales who married 26 Oct 1841 at the Cheltenham Parish Church in the County of Gloucestershire just 10 days before emigrating on the Martha Ridgway, arriving into Nelson 7 April 1842.
their first 2 children were born in Nelson:
1844 - 1932 Thomas George (+Elizabeth Yule 1866 - died Carterton)
1845 - 1933 Mary Ann George (+Charles Sleight 1877 - died Paekakariki)
then Thomas & Mary travelled on the cutter 'Johnnie Walker' to Wellington where they permanently settled. The family lived in Willis Street and then a short time later at Tinakori Road, opposite where the present botanical gardens are. Thomas was the Turnkey at the Terrace Gaol for 22 years. Mary ran a Tea Garden called "The Cream Horn Garden".
their following 9 children were born in Wellington:
* 1848 - 1939 Emma George (+George Petoni Carter as above - born Willis St)
1850 - 1922 William George (+Mary Ann Sayers 1873 +Marion Joseph Hooper 1887 +Ellen Boyce 1901 - died Wellington)
1852 - 1889 Elizabeth George (+Herbert Henry Kilminster/Kilmister 1870)
1855 - 1948 John George (+Sarah Ellen Gillard 1876 - died Pahiatua)
1856 - 1904 James George (+Mary Amelia Skipper 1878 - died Wellington)
1858 - 1942 Frederick George (+Melena Goss 1882 +Catherine Mary Stanton 1917 - died Masterton)
1859 - 1924 Robert George (+Elizabeth Campbell 1881 - died Victoria, Australia)
1861 - 1937 Henry George (+Mary McDonald - died Auckland)
1863 - 1918 Rebecca George (+Joseph Japhet Cottle as above - died Masterton)
- more on this George family at Martha Ridgway link above

* George Petoni Carter married Emma George in 1865
the children of GEORGE & EMMA:
(not extensively researched so treat as a guide only. Number in brackets are their children but again, number is minimum & not verified)
* 1866 - 1931 Annie Carter (+ Charles Jacob Sisson in 1888 (4) - died Dargaville)
* 1868 - 1919 Rebecca 'Beckie' Carter (+ Charles Graham Richardson in 1894 (3)
* 1870 - 1949 Mary 'Polly' Carter (+ Albert Edward Jeffs in 1890 (5)
* 1872 - 1959 Isabella Sarah 'Bella' Carter (+ Duncan John McGregor (7)
* 1873 - 1873 George Carter (aged 19 hours)
* 1875 - 1932 Gertrude 'Gertie' Carter (+ Hamilton Graham in 1904 (6)
* 1876 - 1947 George Joseph Carter (+ Mabel Annie Monk in 1906 (3)
* 1878 - 1953 Emma Alice 'Emmie' Carter (+ Charles Richard Fuller in 1908 (2)
* 1880 - 1968 Edith May Carter (+ William Leighton Short in 1901 (4)
* 1882 - 1938 Walter Percival Carter (+ Jessie May Petrie in 1906 (6)
* 1883 - 1986 Cecilia Carter (+ August Anderson in 1904 (5)
* 1886 - 1886 Ada Elsie Carter (aged 8 months)
* 1888 - 1968 William Henry Harold Carter (+ Ethel Jean Jameson in 1912 (2)
* 1891 - 1974 Ida Lilian Carter (+ Joseph Japhet Cottle as above (3)

Evening Post, 6 Oct 1883 - FOR SALE
A House and corner Block of Land 100 feet x 205 feet, in centre of township of Petone. Apply to George Carter, Petone

Evening Post, 17 Dec 1889 - IN BANKRUPTCY
ESTATE OF GEORGE CARTER, PETONE. Tenders are invited for the Purchase of the undermentioned Property in the above Estate, viz.:-
Equity of Redemption in sundry Freehold Property;
Shed known as Carter's Workshop;
Sundry Doors, Moulding, Timber, Nails, Locks, &c.;
Book Debts
For full particulars apply to George Carter, Petone, and the undersigned, to the latter of whom Tenders are to be forwarded not later than Monday, the 23rd instant, at 12 o'clock noon. C. C. GRAHAM, Official Assignee, Wellington, 17th December, 1889

Evening Post 16 June 1919
OBITUARY of George Petoni Carter
Mr George Petone Carter, who it is claimed was the first European child born in the Wellington district, died at his residence in Russell terrace, Newtown, yesterday, aged 79. His parents were among the first lot of immigrants to land at Petone. For many years his father was in the Customs in Wellington. The late Mr George Carter was at one period of his life a builder, and afterwards engaged in farming at Reikiorangi, but for some years before his death he had lived in Wellington. He has left a widow (a daughter of the late Mr George) and eleven children

Evening Post, 15 Dec 1931 A FINE COLONIST
Mrs George P. Carter, who celebrated her 84th birthday on Saturday at the residence of her eldest daughter, Mrs Jeffs, Palm Grove, holds a unique family record (says a correspondent). She herself bore a family of ten girls and four boys, two of whom died in infancy. She is now the grandmother of sixty, the great grandmother of forty, and the mother of twelve, while sixteen grand children are deceased. Mrs Carter was formerly Miss George, of Tinakori road. She was born on 31st December 1847, but, for the purposes of convenience, celebrated the event on Saturday last, the 12th, in the presence of over 100 of her descendants. It has been the old pioneer's custom for years to give each of her descendants a Christmas present, and Saturday's birthday function was thus a happy opportunity for the custom to be carried out, as well as an opportunity for the large family of descendants to pay their birthday respects to a revered old lady. Mrs Carter was married in 1865 to Mr George Petone Carter, son of the late Mr Joseph Carter, who landed in New Zealand in 1840, and worked in the Customs office, his demise occurring in 1873. His son was born in Petone in November 1840, the first white child to be born there. He went gold digging in 1859, and in 1861 started the pit sawmills at Karori cemetery. At the celebrations on Saturday Mrs Carter was surrounded by her descendants, young and old, and from a Christmas tree came the first present, a gift from her family. A birthday cake was a feature, and the honoured guest also received a handsome bouquet from the hands of a great grandchild. Mrs Carter confesses to having been a constant reader of the "Post" ever since its inception.

Evening Post, 25 Aug 1934 PETONE LANDMARK
OLD CENTRAL HOTEL SOON TO DISAPPEAR
An old Petone landmark, the building at the corner of Jackson and Fitzherbert Street, which used to be the Central Hotel and is now the headquarters of the Petone Relief Committee, will shortly disappear. The Petone Borough Council has been granted permission by J. Staples and Co., the owners of the building, to have it pulled down in connection with the Jackson Street widening scheme ... The building is about forty-seven years old. An old resident who came to Petone fifty years ago said that it was built a few years after his arrival. It was first used as a boarding-house, but was afterwards vacant for a considerable time. The builder was Mr George Carter, who also built several shops between the hotel and the present site of the Self-Help grocery shop. Messrs Ward and Williams used to own the building. While it was still vacant a barber named William Scoones had a shop in a corer of it. The first licensee was Mr Thomas Wrigley, who came to Petone from Masterton ... (more at link)

Evening Post, 19 Aug 1939 - DEATH OF EMMA
The death occurred recently of one of Wellington's very old residents, Mrs Emma Carter. In the past eight years Mrs Carter had lived with one of her daughters, Mrs Jeffs, 12 Palm Grove, Berhampore. Mrs Carter was born at Willis Street in 1847. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas George arrived at Nelson by the Martha Ridgway in the early forties, later crossing to Wellington, and eventually settling in Tinakori Road, where they lived for many years. Mrs Carter's late husband, Mr George Petone Carter, was born at Petone in 1840, his parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Carter, having arrived there in September of the same year by the sailing ship ?Aurora?. In spite of her great age Mrs Carter had a wonderful memory and interested many of the younger generation with her tales of old Wellington. Of the 153 descendants of Mrs Carter 140 are still living.

GEORGE PETONI Carter died 17 June 1919 aged 78
EMMA Carter died 8 August 1939 aged 91
- they are buried Plot 747 X, CH ENG at Karori cemetery